問題詳情

In November, Aguirre, a 24-year-old professional videogame player from Spain, joined the five-man roster of Origen, aLeague of Legends team that competes in the game’s topEuropean league. The players—all signed in late fall—were toldat the time that the team might be run a bit differently from whatthey were accustomed to. Now here they were, five young menwho make their living sitting almost completely still in front ofdesktop computers, sweating through an hour-long workout in acramped gym.The debate about whether competitive gamers can beconsidered athletes may never end. In the meantime, though,gamers are increasingly acting like them. E-sports in recentyears have crept into the mainstream, attracting new fans, newsponsors and new investment. The top professionals now makesix-figure salaries and earn even more with endorsement andprize money. Eat right, sleeping right, exercising, cleaning up forsponsors—these ideas have undergirded traditional sports forgenerations. In e-sports, they are regarded as almost radical. (ByAndrew Keh, The New York Times, 165 words)
46. What is the possible title of this news article?
(A)E-Sports Embraces Traditional Training Methods
(B) Five Players Workout in a Cramped Gym
(C) Six-figure Salaries for the Top Professionals
(D)Professional Video Game Players Eat Right

參考答案

答案：A
難度：適中0.636364
統計：A(21),B(4),C(3),D(2),E(0)

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